The Sea Vs Cape Town - the war has started

Have a look at the massive waves that hit Kalk Bay, as a teaser:
http://multimedia.thetimes.co.za/photos/2008/09/under-the-weather/

clipped from www.thetimes.co.za DROWNING CITY: The white areas on the right show the parts of Cape Town that would be flooded if 4.5m waves hit. There is a 80% chance of this happening in the next 25 years. There is a 95% chance of 2.5m waves at least once in this period, says a new study Graphic: MATTHYS MOSS Van Riebeeckstrand, Melkbosstrand, Bloubergstrand, Milnerton, Table View, Woodbridge Island, the Metro industrial township, Paarden Island, Brooklyn, Rugby, Salt River, Maitland, City Docks, Big Bay: services (including electrical cables, power lines and substations, storm water pipes, sewerage pipes, main water pipes), roads and property, which include the Potsdam waste water works and the Caltex oil refinery. Woodstock, Foreshore, Mouille Point/Three Anchor Bay: services, as above. Sea Point: the promenade. Hout Bay, Kommetjie: services, roads and property, including Hout Bay harbour. Of these areas on the southern Peninsula, Hout Bay and Kommetjie have been identified as “most vulnerable”.